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Step 1
Remove the fat part and fascia off and then cut the beef into larger chunks. Transfer to a wok with water, add ginger, cooking wine and scallion. Bring to a boiling and then remove the floats. Cover the slow down the fire to cook for 30 minutes until the beef is completely cooked.
Step 2
Transfer out and drain completely. Cut the beef into strips around 1cm wide and 5-8 cm long.
Step 3
Add 3 cups of oil in wok, fry the beef strips until darkened (remove the water content). Remove extra oil and keep half of the oil.
Step 4
Fry doubanjiang until aromatic with slow fire and then return beef strips in. Add chili powder, barbecue mix , salt and sugar. Mix well.
Step 5
Drizzle some light soy sauce and cooking wine over wok. And finally sprinkle some sesame seeds. Let it cool down before serving. Best flavors coming in the next day.
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